Category: Animal Care Tips
5 Tips for Improving Your Family Dog’s Health
Taking care of your spouse, children, and yourself is a chore in itself. Each person in the home has unique needs depending on a variety of factors, but the same can be said about your dog. Canines, both young and old, have unique dietary, emotional, and physical needs – just because they cannot vocalize these […]
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When Do Pit Bulls Stop Growing?
You might be one of those anxious parents that wants to know whether their child, or in this case, dog is doing okay, and whether they are developing as they should. It is quite commendable that you are taking a keen interest in what your puppy should be going through. In any case, there is […]
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How to Help Dogs with the Heat, Dog Swimming Pools, and Alternatives
Dogs don’t deal with the heat the same way we humans do. For example, did you know that dogs don’t sweat as much? They only produce sweat in areas not covered by fur, like their paws and their bellies. Still, they can do well in the heat. The way they do it is by panting. […]
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Cat Strollers For The Park
Why Get Cat Strollers For The Park As a pet owner, you may want to bring your precious kitty cats with you wherever you go. You might want them to see and sniff the sights and smells at the park to stimulate their brains so that they will not be bored. Cats are curious creatures […]
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Hemp Supplements For Pets: How Does Hemp Oil Work?
Did you know that animals can benefit from cannabis however, giving your pets psychoactive substances is not and will never be a good idea. I am talking about something similar yet completely different. Giving your dog or cat CBD products made from a safe compound derived from the hemp plant is something Holistic veterinarians are for, […]
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CBD Strains for Pets
Cannabidiol or CBD has grown in popularity and usage due to the potential medicinal benefits in humans. The apparent success has been so promising that people are turning to the drug as a remedy for various ailments in their pets. Animals have a greater sensitivity to the THC or tetrahydrocannabinol, the psychoactive ingredient found in […]
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VALENTINE’S DAY PET SAFETY TIPS
Life is Like a Box of Chocolates…Unless You Are a Dog, Cat or Ferret! The pathetic begging began and “the look” melted Milly’s heart as she savored her Valentine Chocolates with her Sheltie Duchess looking on. For this loving pet mom, resisting those big brown puppy dog eyes and telling her furry angel, “No,” grew […]
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Abbotsford Vet, Trusting Your Local Veterinarian At Your Vet Clinic
Is your pet dog not feeling well? Or is your cat showing signs of irritability or nausea? If you are worried, and this is the first time that your lovable cat or dog has shown these kinds of behaviors, it might be the best time to visit a veterinary clinic in Abbotsford, British Columbia, if […]
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Dog Walking Insurance & Bonding: What You Need to Know
Starting a dog walking business may be a dream come true for most people, but it also comes with numerous risks. The most obvious being if the dog you’re walking bites a person. However, most dog walkers don’t pay attention to the costs involved with injuries to dogs. Dog walking insurance and bonding is a […]
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New Year’s Resolutions for Pet Parents
The third week of January is often when New Year’s Resolutions begin to go by the wayside. We either choose to make too many changes at once in our lives and can’t keep the pace, or select goals that are unattainable. Maybe we’re lazy or lack motivation, or just can’t be consistent. Regardless of the […]
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Keeping Your Cat Indoors, Why And How You Should Do It
It’s a commonly held assumption that keeping your cat indoors is cruel, but it’s not – in fact the opposite is true. Keeping your cat indoors can actually help her live a longer, healthier lifetime with you! 3 Reasons Why You Should Keep Your Cat Indoors During Winter: It is safer, and may allow her […]
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Bloat, Colic & G.I. Stasis: Dogs, Guinea Pigs, Horses & Rabbits
A little more than two years ago, Dominick, a Rottweiler-Shepherd mix, who was close to a decade old, started pacing, and could not get comfortable. His mom, Tammy, a professional pet sitter and devoted dog mom, noticed his normal hourglass shape was quickly disappearing as his stomach got larger and larger. She also could hear […]
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9 out of 10 dogs & cats WILL experience an emergency at some point in their lives.
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